Leadership can be lonely, especially for moms.  But it doesn&apos;t have to be.  Our guests today are on a mission to help female leaders feel connected and supported.  Through their newly released book, <a href='https://www.bmctalkspress.com/upward'>Upward: Leadership Lessons for Women on the Rise</a>, they have provided a forum for women to connect, learn and be inspired to play big and be the leaders they were created to be.Links shared:<a href='https://www.bmctalkspress.com/upward'>Upward: Leadership Lessons for Women on the Rise</a><a href='https://www.connectwithb.com/'>Connect with Bridgett</a><a href='https://www.connectwithb.com/'>Connect with Simone</a> If you want to join this movement of healthy, purpose-driven moms, be sure to subscribe and connect with us!IG: <a href='https://www.instagram.com/wearemomsthatlead/'>@wearemomsthatlead</a>FB: <a href='https://www.facebook.com/momsthatlead'>@momsthatlead</a>

40.  The Best Leadership Development that Money Can't Buy: Inspiration Episode with Amy Henderson

The leadership podcast for people who are in leadership not for the status and power, but instead to use that status and power to turn potential into performance for positive change.Hosted by Teri Schmidt, Leadership Coach &amp; CEO of Strong Leaders Serve.&nbsp;Each week we focus on supporting leaders who are dealing with the overwhelming realities of transitioning into and operating in roles where their success isn't just defined by their performance, but by the performance of their team. &nbsp;Roles where they are responsible for building trust, promoting psychological safety, conflict management, taking care of their team member's wellbeing, motivating other humans, and managing up, all while trying to GET THINGS DONE. &nbsp;Through solo episodes with focused and relevant leadership tips and inspirational interviews with seasoned leaders and experts, we help leaders get past their overwhelm to careers of courageous impact. &nbsp;Listeners hone their skills in making their workplaces more compassionate and just through their leadership.